Bangkok, March 7, 2014 ? The SEC exchanged Letters for Cooperation with Financial Services Agency (FSA), Japan, to expand business opportunity between two capital markets. In this regard, the SEC
exchanged views on feasible ways to promote cross-border investment between the capital markets of both countries.In addition, the meeting agreed to look into the possibility of enhancing cross-border
Thai SEC’s approach to enhancing fundraising through digital tokens and adoption of innovation in digital asset businesses. Additionally, she exchanged views and experiences in promoting the
Viranuvatti, and club members, to discuss strategies for elevating the efficiency in the standards of post-trade services of investment management companies. Both parties also exchanged views on the roles of
to build understanding of mutual funds among the younger generation. The workshop was opened by Miss Sarica Apiwatthakakul, Director of the Capital Market Education Department, who also delivered a
capital market in addressing social and environmental challenges. During the meeting, both parties exchanged views on developing the financial market with a focus on sustainability and explored potential
discussed and exchanged views on the challenges of capital market supervision and development as well as highlighted the importance of strengthening cooperation between Asia-Pacific and EU. The meetings were
Company Limited (UMI) shares by allowing the accounts for securities trading and bank deposit to be opened in his name and facilitating relevant financial transactions. The court of first instance dismissed
Company Limited (UMI) shares by allowing the accounts for securities trading and bank deposit to be opened in his name and facilitating relevant financial transactions. The court of first instance disposed